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Test Drive: Penny-pinching Yaris Hatchback offers punchy style
The exchange at Toyota Canada began like any other - sign the paperwork, grab the keys, go out and find my test vehicle.
Spy Shots: First look at the 2011 Chevy Aveo
Among those was the next Chevrolet Aveo, which will take up the B-segment mantle to battle the new Ford Fiesta, Mazda2, Honda Fit, and Toyota Yaris.
U.S. Mazda2 launching at Los Angeles Auto Show
A U.S. version of the tiny Mazda2 goes into showrooms in 2010. A burgeoning small car market in the U.S. convinced Mazda to finally sell its tiny Mazda2 here.
Ahead of the Curve: Small is big for Ford as car-buyer tastes shift
Aging baby boomers and their finicky offspring may not see eye to eye on much these days, but both demographic groups seem to agree that smaller is better when it comes to new cars.
There May Be a Smaller Ford in Your Future
Mr. Pipas's numbers show significant recent shifts from large vehicles, including truck-based S.U.V.'s, to cars and car-based crossover utility vehicles, and he cited surveys showing that the size of new homes shrank last year after a long march toward McMansions.
Small Vehicles Will Be Largest Part Of U.S. Market By 2013, Ford Says
Today we were in Michigan to learn quite a lot about the 2011 Ford Fiesta--absolutely none of which we're allowed to share with you today.
Ford Fiesta, Insurance Institute 'Safest Car'
Europe has it already, and now Ford's terrific little Fiesta subcompact is getting ready to tackle the North American market.
First Drive: 2009 European Ford Fiesta vs Fit vs Yaris vs Versa
Ford continues to prime the pump for the upcoming Fiesta sub-compact, set to be introduced next summer.
2011 Ford Fiesta, road and track test
Ford is banking on its newest subcompact to pull entry-level buyers into its showrooms come next summer.
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The two body styles of this model clearly cater to two different classes. While the sedan is slightly more conservative in its trims and interior treatment, the three- and five-door Liftback models are more flamboyant, with a more aerodynamic look, European design influences, and a rear roof spoiler atop the hatch.
The Yaris still manages to look quite stylish compared to most other models in its class-especially as a hatchback-even though it's been three years since its U.S. introduction.
Lower Gas Prices Deflate Sales for Smart, Other Smallest Cars
By Jim Henry Nov 9, 2009 In only its second year, U.S. sales are down sharply for the Smart brand.
Visually, the Accent isn't very remarkable. While the sedan model is quite short and stubby from the outside, the three-door hatchback is the clear winner from the exterior, with a more cohesive shape that looks more sophisticated from a distance.
Toyota Hard Kandy Yaris Sweetens 2009 SEMA Auto Show for Female Buyers
Toyota - like so many automakers before it - has returned to the "pink" well to lure female buyers with the rollout of its Hard Kandy Yaris .
First Drive: Fiat Punto EvoEvolution, Italian-Style for Second-Gen, MultiAir Powered Super-Mini
October 29, 2009 Fiat's mid-cycle update of its best-seller arrived in Italian showrooms last week.
By next month, we can include the Mazda 2 to a small group of mass-market five-door B-segment hatchbacks that include the Honda Jazz and Toyota Yaris.
Volkswagen abandons traditional marketing in favor of iPhone game for GTI launch
However, Volkswagen is taking the adver-gaming concept a huge step forward, by releasing a free iPhone game in lieu of a traditional advertising campaign.
But not all compacts suck. By Thomas Watson Thomas Watson is a senior writer with Canadian Business .
Why It Is Immoral for Automakers To Sell Cars With Crank Windows
There is no business, financial or manufacturing case for it. It is a design that dates back to the origins of the automobile.
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